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This is a Warbling Vireo. Apparently, they are common in this area too.

I think this is a Clapper Rail. The first photo it has a carpet beetle hanging on to its face. They don't usually show up here but we think this one was blown off course from the Hurricane. It stayed for a few weeks.

We do have a lot of Eastern Bluebirds. The second photo is a nest in one of the nesting boxes Andy built for the ones in our yard.

The Bobolink visits for their breeding season and leave as soon as the babies are able to take care of themselves. They are pretty easy to get a picture of during the mating part of the season, but after that it's quite a bit harder.

Ruby Throated Hummingbird

They certainly have a death wish! Yikes!

This is a male Black Throated Green Warbler that visited us this spring and a female that flew up to me at Wendell Moore Park.

This is a male Red Headed Woodpecker who was really enjoying the Mulberry tree that grew up in our yard. A lot of the birds really love it when the berries are ripe.

This is a female Summer Tanager she visited us this spring for a while until she figured out all the boys were at the other end of the street. The others were taken at the gun range in Borden IN.

This is a little Pine Warbler who occasionally comes to our bird feeder.

My favorite is number 5.

This is a Prothonotary Warbler taken at Benjy Kinman WMA/ Lake. They love this lake and this one was sitting on a stump beside our boat almost an arms reach from Andy.

This is a Yellow Throated Warbler in our pine trees. Later he flew up and sat beside Andy on our deck.

Male Yellow Rumped Warbler

Welcome, looking forward to seeing your photos!

No I did not. Thank you! Merry Christmas too!

I'm not sure, but probably not since it is a quail (Bob White).